Sentence examples for swelling anger from inspiring English sources

He dexterously pulls out the stops for sincerity, contempt and the swelling anger of an attention-starved, tantrum-prone child who never grew up.

The reaction to the agreement to make good on the accounts encapsulates all the swelling anger that Icelanders now bear toward bankers, foreign creditors and I.M.F.

While a judge's threat of heavy fines ended the sickout, the episode did nothing to address the swelling anger and plunging morale.

Hersh's article prompted front page stories in The Washington Post and the New York Times, and contributed to the swelling anger against President Nixon, who was less than a year into his first term and had earlier that month pleaded for nationwide solidarity to support the war in his famous "Silent Majority" speech.

After years of feeling frustrated by a lack of popular support, Farrique Pesquera, an independence advocate, said he was heartened by the swelling anger among students, housewives, clergymen and Puerto Rican pop stars like Ricky Martin, Marc Anthony and José Feliciano.

With more than 26 million Europeans out of work and the economies of the 27-nation bloc shrinking over all for six quarters in a row, Mr. Rehn, the commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, has become a lightning rod in recent months for swelling anger across Europe against the harsh belt-tightening policies generally known as austerity.

"By that time, he's dead," the mayor said, swelling with anger at his imaginary tale.

The regulators spoke in interviews amid swelling public anger at Pepco, 387,000 of whose customers lost power in the immediate aftermath of the storm.

Some Democrats worry that the remarks by Waters, coupled with the ejection of Sanders, are an unneeded distraction at a time of swelling public anger over reports of desperate children being separated from their parents because of the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy.

But with anger swelling at the president, these 23 districts are in play, including in Kansas, Kentucky and Washington State.

It could also generate martyrs and deeper public anger, swelling the demonstrations into a broader threat to the system Mr. Moussavi hopes to preserve.